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13th July 06, 09:30 AM
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it's a way of allowing armholes to be knitted , in the round - continuos needles-as in shetland or Norwegian type jjumpers. it is basically knitting an extra bit of stocking stitch, which can then be cut when the sleeves are added to the body. I means that you can carry on knitting without have to make a break for the sleeves . A strange technique but works very well..
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13th July 06, 09:36 AM
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In kiltmaking, it's the process whereby one stitches down the pleats horizontally on the inside about an inch above the fell. It helps to keep everthing in a nice, ordered package above the fell so once can easily add the canvas and the lining.
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13th July 06, 09:40 AM
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It's also what happens when you get your kilt dirty and never wash it.
Schultzs description is spot on.
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